Steven James adds a new addition to his The Bowers Files series with Every Wicked Man. This thrilling read combines murder, drug dealing, deadly online live streams, and a frightening terrorist plot in a way that makes everything work together in perfect harmony. Agent Patrick Bowers must find the truth hidden within all of these evil deeds to not only find the truth, but also protect the people he loves the most. Continue reading “Every Wicked Man Book Review from @kleffnotes”

Infatuation: A Novel of Questionable Taste is a mature read that blends together danger with some exceptionally campy comedy. The story begins with two old friends meeting after 20 years for a drink and one of the men shares a story of some events that led him to find the love of his life. Jonathan Harries moves between two different groups of people who find themselves racing across the United States in order to find safety in a remarkably unlikely location. Continue reading “Infatuation Book Review from @kleffnotes”

Joseph H. Baskin creates a surprisingly thrilling story set in small town Ohio in his book, Exit Strategy. This story focuses on a recently disgraced Boston psychiatrist, Archibald Wendt, who chooses to move to Harding, Ohio for a new start. While there he is coping with the past that forced him to leave his practice by indulging in alcohol on an almost nightly basis, but when the very rich Virgil Morgenstern spots him out and about Archibald finds himself pulled into a series of events that he never anticipated happening. Continue reading “Exit Strategy Book Review from @kleffnotes”

Techromancy Scrolls: Adept is the first in a series from Erik Schubach that is set in a futuristic world that has a medieval touch. Laney Herder is a young woman who lives in a small serf town and helps to run the family chicken farm. When she isn’t working on the farm she also scavenges for metals that can be sold for additional money. What makes Laney special though is that she has a skill for finding metals because of her own magical connection to these elements. In this retro futuristic world this sort of skill will lead to a new journey and new connections for the young lead. Continue reading “Techromancy Scrolls: Adept Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes”

The Urban Fairytales world continues to expand with the addition of Goldilocks and her three bears to the series. Hair of Gold: Just Right is another prequel style sequel in which the women are reading about the life of another super powered woman connected to The Scales. Continue reading “Hair of Gold: Just Right Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes”

Evangeline Kane has seen strange things ever since she was a child, but the morning after Halloween she sees something that reveals her hallucinations are something far different than she expected. In The Bridge: Trolls Evangeline, who more often goes by Kane, becomes tied to the fate of the fae world when she is bound to the bridge between Kentucky and Ohio. If you’ve enjoyed Erik Schubach’s Urban Fairytales series you will love this new series full of the supernatural. Continue reading “The Bridge: Trolls Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes”

See You Soon, Afton is the second book in the Afton Morrison Series by Brent Jones. Picking up right where the first book left of Afton finds herself trying to figure out who the mysterious man who seems to know everything about her is. Her hunt for answers leads her down a rabbit hole of unexpected reveals as she tries to solve not only this mystery, but the mystery of what has happened to someone she cares about. Continue reading “See You Soon, Afton Book Review ( @AuthorBrentJ )from @kleffnotes”

Callie has been running for such a long time and one day she sees a mysterious sign offering a job. When she stumbles inside the building she finds herself learning far more about the world and her own past than she ever could have expected. Inside the pages of Nectar and Ambrosia the world is full of magic and mystery and one bar has all of the answers. Continue reading “Nectar and Ambrosia Book Review from @kleffnotes”